Pam Hogan Productions
Contact Info
Pam Hogan Productions
P.O. Box 31667
San Francisco, CA 94131
415-333-8327
Info@PamHoganProductions.com
College Talks





How to Handle Diversity in College and the Workplace Successfully
Pam doesn't just teach students how to handle diversity successfully, she leads by example - training members of municipalities and government staff to parolees and prisoners in vital material. When it comes to helping students understand how to handle diversity successfully no one gets to the heart of the matter like Pam, because her career is living proof of what that means.

Make sure your students experience Pam to ensure that they understand how to handle the diversity of classmates, professors, as members of campus organizations and as student leaders. Make sure they are prepared to handle the diversity of co-workers, clients, board members, and management after they launch their careers. Let them graduate understanding what it means to truly be culturally competent on campus and off.



"Pam is a real talent and has a message that will benefit many."

--James Malinchak, co-author, Chicken Soup for the College Soul, Founder, www.BigMoneySpeaker.com



"Pam was great! Her high energy, openness, sense of humor and fun really made a difference..."

--Cedric Yap, Mayor's Department of Children Youth and their Families



Pam is available for:

Black History Month
Orientation and Welcome Week
Classroom Programs
Lectures (anytime of year)
Greek Sponsored Events

Topics Include:



How to Handle Diversity in College and the Workplace Successfully


In this straight-forward powerful program Pam gets real with students as she helps them take an honest look at how they handle diverse environments. Students will gain tools for handling diversity successfully in all areas of their life.

Points Covered:
  1. Is it okay to call someone a racist?
  2. How to avoid making culturally insensitive comments to students, professors, or workers.
  3. Getting to know someone from an unfamiliar culture - both on campus and off.
  4. The challenges and rewards of sharing a diverse campus and workplace.
  5. Learn how to develop rapport with individuals whose culture you don't share.
  6. What it means to be culturally competent.






Starting Your Own Business on a Budget


Pam provides students with practical tools for launching a small business on a shoestring budget. She outlines a simple approach to ensuring success, while alerting students to common mistakes that can derail their efforts.

Points Covered:
  1. Tapping into college resources.
  2. How to avoid going into debt.
  3. What makes for a good business idea.
  4. Identifying common mistakes to avoid.
  5. Some of the easiest businesses to launch.



Getting a Job with a Criminal Record


This powerful presentation addresses the needs of students who have a criminal record. Whether it was a date that went terribly wrong, getting caught drinking and driving, or even simply being arrested at a protest march, students need to understand how to launch a career with a record.

Points Covered:
  1. The impact being arrested or serving time can have on a career.
  2. The fields you are legally barred from working in with a record.
  3. How to address your past in an interview.
  4. The record cleaning remedies that exist.
  5. How to make sure your social networking isn't hurting your chances of getting a job.
  6. What an employer looks at when considering a candidate with a record.



            




To Check Speaking Availability:
Call: 415-333-8327
Fax: 415-586-0870
Email: Info@PamHoganProductions.com





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